Phase III, Advanced Academics: The Advanced Academics workshop is designed for middle school teachers, high school teachers, and college professors who teach Pre-AP® English, Advanced Placement® Literature and Composition, and College Literary Analysis and Composition. This training focuses on Style Analysis, providing instructors with strategies to teach their students how to analyze an author’s diction, detail, imagery, point of view, figurative language, organizational structure, and syntax. Instructors are encouraged to bring a novel, drama, short story, and poem they plan to teach during a school year.

Note: For Advanced Placement Language and Composition Instructors, see our Advanced Argumentation Course Coming in January 2025.

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This training is a prerequisite to Phase III. If you haven’t taken the official Phase I training, please do before registering for Phase II or Phase III.

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Subject Area Participants: Advanced Academics, English Language Arts and Reading, Learning Support

Grade Level(s): 6-12

Format: Choose between Live or Recorded

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2-Part Series (Saturdays):‍

• Live Webinar: January 10 and 24 (9:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M. Central)
  • Deadline to Register: December 29
• Recorded Version
  • The recording's viewing window will be available the following day from 12:00 (CDT) until 12:00 P.M. (CDT) 48-hours later. The price for the recorded session is higher than the live session because the recorded session requires homework assignments, graded by a National Trainer. For participants registered for the recording, certificates will be issued upon completion of a submitted portfolio of assignments.

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Credit Cards, Purchase Orders, Business Checks Accepted.

Requests for a full refund must be received in writing three weeks prior to the first session. Once materials are shipped (two weeks prior to first session) cancellations may be made up to seven days prior to the first session for a refund minus the cost of materials and shipping. No refunds will be offered within seven days of the training or for no-shows.

Participants attending live sessions must attend at least 80% of the live training to earn a certificate of completion.